A royal penguin from the Subantarctic region has been found on a beach in New Zealand.
The penguin was discovered by hikers and taken to Wellington Zoo, reports The AP.
Although its health has been improving, staff say it's still in a critical condition due to kidney failure.
Jenny Boyne, who found the penguin, has nicknamed it Tora as it was found on Tora Beach.
She drove it to the zoo in a fish crate, and kept it under the air conditioning to keep it cool.
Boyne said: "It stood up briefly a couple of times and honked but generally lay still for the two-hour journey. It sat down like a little quiet lamb."
Lisa Argilla, the veterinary science manager at the zoo, said: "These penguins tend to stay out at sea.
"This guy's probably been following food, and he might have caught a current.
"There's obviously not enough food out there - either he didn't know where to look, or the warm weather might be causing a shift in the food supply."